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You know the day will come when you have to say 'good-bye' and you try to prepare for it, but damnit it is still difficult. The wife found him running down the median on Hwy 78 in morning rush hour traffic. We tried to find his owner, but to no avail. that was 12 years ago. Biggest feet on a dog that I have ever seen. 115lbs of solid muscle. Hard headed, always horny, very protective of my family. Gentle, unless other dogs were around and then he had to prove he was the alpha male. Loved to hunt. Couldnt keep him out of the back of the Tahoe. Thought he was a lap dog. Typical traits of a lab. We named him Blitz from my son's football at the time. Hard to let one like him go. thanks for the years of fun, big guy. It was a pleasure...

Sorry man. That was a good old dog.

Prayers sent!

Hate to hear it man. I went thru the same thing almost exactly one year ago.

I am sure that is tough, RIP Blitz.

Sorry for your loss.

Sorry for your loss.. Once in a lifetime dogs.

It's been 3 months and most days I still miss mine. It gets easier but their memories are never gone and while hard I am thankful for that. I'll keep you in my thoughts.

Sorry for the loss. Memories will never leave and that is what keeps us sane when we lose a family member like them.

I know that's tough. Sorry for your loss.

Man I hate that Mike, I remember when she found him and how hard you guys looked for his owner. Or, maybe I should say the day he found y'all.

My lab will be 10 this fall. I know I will be facing the same thing you are going through soon and I dread it. Thankfully, we get to keep the memories.

Sorry to hear it. I have an 11 yr old that I know won't be with us much longer

SUX Mike...sorry for y'alls loss

Sorry to hear

Chip